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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-12-08
DIR FRIENDS IN THE COUNTRY

Who cannot come in to make their selections are
respectfully solicited to send memorandums of
such goods as they need and l will guarantee the
same careful execution of their orders as though
they were present. cannot fail to please them
out of the immense stock now open.
W A RAWLs
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Helping Hands.

The members of the Helping Hands" are
hereby notified that all Christmas contributions,
whether Of clothing, toys, bookshelf or new
are desired by the Goth of December.
Mrs. j. c. RANDOLPH, Directress.
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ENGLISH WALKING JACKETS.

have large stock of Ladies Walking Jack
cts. There is no wrap so popular as the walk
ing jacket. My prices arc as low as the lowest
W. r. Wilson.
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Our Dried Eru1ts

For fruit cakes this season are finer than ever
before. Raisius are just elegant. Don't fail to
see our goods before buying elsewhere
BYRD & DENHAM
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Byrd Il Denhnm

Have the largest and most complete STOCK Of
everything in the grocery and confectionery line
ever seen in Tallahassee, and are prepared 10
give prices and qualities never before had IN
Tallahassee
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TABLE LINENS.

My stock of White Table Linen is very large.
l sell the famous Excelsior brand of Table Da
mask with boilers and Napkins to match, from
so cents to s. dozen. w r. WILSON.
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Nanled.

4 good, honest white woman or girl Who
needs good home, at good wages-to do The
cooking and homework for small family, With
out children. W. G. TooNER.
34-2t Jacksonville, Fla
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Two CMr-lOadss

Oae OF Horses aud one of Mules-alI eel b,.t.
just arrived at Kempers Stables Low pr;e.. "a
satisfaction is my motto. Call early and ,.rr,.
bargains. J.C. Erx,..
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-Forida r. A Chapter No meets in rega-
lar session next Monday night al O'Clock. Al
the members are urged 10 be present.
You can now find anything you want "'
Christmas presents, at Z. w. Clark ;, aud nc
opening ne~ gods every day.
Miss Mix, Mrs Mix and Miss Wheeler,
New York, are among the late arrivals al VIC
st. James
Mr.. A P McCord, of Texas came IN ~
terday with two car loads of fine stock Tor H.
J. C. Kemper
-Messrs J. B. Whitfield and H. W. DENNY
delegates from The Tallahassee \. NJ. {. A, "a"
gone TO Gainesville to attend the session Oh w.
State Young Mems Christian Association
This is the season when new subscribers !"
gin to come in and old subscribers pay up s'a
the F1.oRIpIAN is receiving goody numoa~
the former, while our present subscribers y.
rapidly paying up and renewing for Inc g'''
campaign year of 1888
-Messrs Davis & Gilmore, Tallahassee o01
tractors and builders are about completing vs..
residence tor Mrs Love at Quincy. They a.,'
been offered the contract to build over ivV 01.-
ings-farm houses, warehouses, stores, &c
the Florida Tobacco Producing and Ia'"s
Company.
Hypocrisy is sort OF homage vice pay :,
virtue. Drive out the Vicious Diood
Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparilla, renew I" vs..
new and virtues blood and there VIII oe
hypocrisy in your strong and healthy ns'.
Best blood remedy and cheapest. lSo ao'''
$10O. AN druggists sell it.
BY reference to notice published ei'ec 49,,
it will be seen that Col. Fred. 7. Myers on.
man of Leon County Sub Tropical Comm's.'
has called another meeting OF citizens " ".
slider the question of Leon county having ~
bIbit at the Sub Tropical. We are iO'0, d.
thai this call is made at the request oil Ms
ert Howard Gamble, and We are gao ~
If the ladies decide to undertake the s" o.h.
getting an exhibit from Leon county TOT VIZ
Tropical, the question is settled, and o., T.ooi.
will be properly represented at the o.. -, IL
cal-as it should be. When the iAa'1 ~
ball in motion success is assured
ladies lead the sterner sex are sure 70 '''''
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DO YOU WONDERS.
YOU NEED NOT WONDER WHY

YOU NEED NOT WONDER WHY
r. WILSON'S
Sales in Dress Goods and Staple Dry Gs,,.h..
been larger this fall than for NAV years. =.
reason for it lies 10 the Magniticeuce OF the so.,
and the Low Prices at which he is selling
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ssrowbr,dpe,s ssroad.Cast Seeder

Sows all kinds of grain and seed with the great
of commercial fertilizers, is very durable, and 50
simple in operation that any one who Can drive
wagon can work it. Price complete, ga
T.. HoUsToUN, Agent
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. II, 1871
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Governor Perry has been quite i'll at his
home in this city for several days. but we are
glad to say is now convalescent -Psnsaeola Id
canoe Gazette, 6th.
-" Florida's Rolling Exposition Car is max.
ing the tour OF the Peninsula and exciting much
interest al every place it visits and where it Is
visited and inspected by prominent citizens
At some towns where no action had been al
ready taken for representation in the car, public
meetings were held in advance of ito coming to
raise money and devise the method of adyer-
Using.
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Ladies can join club for Pcterson's Ladies
Magazine for 1888, at the FLoRIDIAN Office.
Terms. $3.50 Please send in your subscrip-
ton at once. 3O-ti
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KID GLOVES.

am now receiving my second stock of Harris
Brothers famous Kid Gloves. No establish
ment in this country keeps such a stock Of Kid
Gloves as do w. r. WILSON.
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GAMES FOR CHILDREN.
Checkers,

Checkers,
Chess,
Backgammon,
Dominoes,
Games of Authors,
Worlds Educator,
Lotto, etc, etc,
At RAwLs'.
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To exchange Birmingham property for Florida
land. nc. WHITFIELD.
3074 North Goth ST., Birmingham, Ala
November 29-1m
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ALL WOOL JERSEYS.

l have just opened my second stock of Jer.
seys, ranging in price from 90 cents to s. so.
Call and get Jersey while you can be suited.
w. r. WILSON.
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BLANKETS.

have the largest stock Of lO4, IA and PA
fine Bed Blankets ever seen in Tallahassee
Prices reasonable w R WILSON
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G. w. Saxon * Co.
Fire Works.

receiving nice lot OF Christmas goodies in the
way Of Canned Fruits, Mince Meat, Raisns Currants
Ci.ron, Spices, sc. 1t
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For all kinds Of FIREWORKS, go to o. D
Jones Fruit Stand
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Appropriations Recommended for
Florida.
Special to the Palatka News.l
WASHINGTON, December 5.-Congressman
Dougherty has arrived here, looking well,
though tired. In the course OF q conversation
with the Paalka NeDs correspondent to day,
Mr.. Dsugherty, talking of probable legislation
this winter, stated that while he fanced tariff re-
form and would support it himself, yet, consd-
ering all the circumstances, he was rather doubt
full of such legislation by this Congress. He
thinks a bill taking tax off tobacco will be
passed, as there seems to be general desire TO
remove what little tax is left on that item, but
that that is about the extent OF the actual egis-
latien on tariff we shall see this session.
FOR FLORIDA IMPROVEMENTS.
In the estimates for the ensuing fiscal year
Secretary of the Treasury Fairchild asks Con.
grcss for g 900 for preserving improvements on
Apalachicola river; $4,000 for continuing the
improvements on the CalOosahatchee; $20, 600
for Chattahoochee; $50, 900 for Escambia and
Conecuh rivers; 5000 for Lagrange bayou
5000 for Manatee river; $4,000 for the Su-
wannee; 5000 for Volusia bar; $1,000 for
Wi,hlacoochee $4,000 for the ST. Johns river
for Tampa hay harbor, $4,000; Cedar Key $15,-
900; Apalachicola bay $50, 100. and Pensacola
geo $50 900 is asked for one adjustable
steam dock and $4,000 for official quarters al
the naval station at Key West LYNCH
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Mems Fine Handmade Shoes, ~ all STYLES.
Mems medium price Shoes.
Mems Walking Shoes.
Ladies' Walking Shoes.
Ladies' Fine Dress Kid Boots.
Ladies', Common Sense Shoes.
Misses Common Sense and School Shoes.
Children's Shoes in all grades.
Every lhing in the Shoe line, at
d. B. MEGINNIss, jas.
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Residence of G. A. Chaires. Apply to
3-tf d. s. WALKER, JR.
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WHAT is LIFE

WITHOUT A COMFORTABLE SHOE?
W. K WILSON
Has the largest stock of Shoes in Tallahassee
Parents See that your children have good
and comfortable Shoes. To get them go TO
w. r. Wilson'S
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zee Rill.

4 complete Fee Bill for 25 cents, at
II FLORIDIAN OFFICE
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All citizens who desire to have Leon county
represented al the Sub-Tropical Exposition are
requested to meet at the court house, on Friday
afternoon, (to-morrow) at halfpast three O'Clock.
Ladies' are specially invited to attend
FRED T. MYERS,
hartman Sinh Troncal Committee
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A COMPLETE STOCK.

A gentleman and his wife who came 10 ITALIA
hassee yesterday from neighborng town,
bought their Christmas goods from Rlwls. The
Oldest Child was a daughter OF eighteen, the
youngest little boy, aud IN supplying the entire
family with presents, only tceo articles were
wanted which he did not have in stock
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Don't forget your Xmas Cards. Get them
now-while there is a good assortment.
ERAsTUs w. CLARE
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WANTED

We want to employ five thousand hands m
one hour each, aud pay them 8 % piecs %
their services. This is certainly good pay. a'a
employment for ALL The service We ask 30
get one subscriber tor the Weekly fIoE
IDIAN at $500, with $500 premium book q
tra-tha; is. $2.00 for the paper year, and d
book. This is the inducement you csn one
your friends, and to every old subscriber EA'
will get Us such a subscription We will give
copy of Our Family Physician" price y"
Read our announcement in another column.
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The commodious and we'll appointed store, on
the east side OF Monroe street, formerly occupied
by E. A. Crawford & Co. For terms apply al
the drug store of NJ Lively
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Christmas Goods
For the little ones and big ones, at
E. w. CLARK's.
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B A RGARVS.

Now is your time to save from IS to IS per
cent. by purchasing al STERN & Cos
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1T GOES WITHOUT SAYING,
W. r. WILSON'S

Fall Stock of Dress Goods, Staple Dry Goods,
Trimmings Kid and Cashmere Gloves, Notions,
Hosiery, Hankerchiefs, &c. &C., is the largest
and most complete ever seen in Tallahassee.
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Wagons! Wagons! Wagons!!!
A Car load of Milburn Wagons-one-horse,
two horse and four-horse---just received and for
sale at bottom figures by
T. J. ROBERTS & SON
TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 3, 1897.
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Has euerything you want for the holidays,
whether for the little ones, young people or old
people-eoery6ody can be suited from my i'm
nsense stock. Prices reasonable.
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COlored, white or linen paper, neat and cheap,
q FLORDIAN OYYICR
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THE DISPLAY

THE DISPLAY
w. r. WILSON'S
Of Ladies and Childrens' Hosiery
Plain Hemstitched, and
Fancy Bordered Hankerchefs,
Kid and Cloth Gloves,
Collars and Cuffs
Ribbons and Ties,
Is Simply Enormous.
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CLOSING OFT
STATEMENT

Our entire Stock of Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes
Hats &C, below cost. STERN s. Co.
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Il. w. Clark

Byrd Il Demham
Are fully equipped for the holiday trade.
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THE DUTY OF CONGRESS.


vision of our tariff laws is not underes,imated
Ii will require on the part OF the Congress great
labor and care, and especially broad and Da-
tional contemplation of the subject, and patri-
otic disregard of such local and selfish claims
as are unreasonable and reckless of the welfare
Of the entire country. In the present laws
more than 1000 articles are subject 10 duty
Many Of these do not in any way compete with
our own manufacturers, and many are hardly
worth attention as subjects Of revenue A con.
siderable reduction can be made In the aggre-
gate by adding them TO the free list The taxa
iion of luxuries presents no features Of hardship
but the necessares Of life used and consumed
by all the people. the duty upon which adds
10 the cost OF living in every home, should be
greatly cheapened. The radical reduction
Of The duties imposed upon raw material
used in manufactures or its free iupOrta-
tiop is Of course important factor In any effort
10 reduce the price Of these necessaries, aud
would moi only relieve them from the increased
cost caused by the tariff on such material, but
the manufactured product being thus cheapened,
that part o. the tariff now laid upon such product
Is compensation TO our manufacturers tor the
present price OF raw material could be accord
ingly modified. Such reductions or free impor-
taiions woald serve TO largely reduce the rev.
enue. II is not apparent how such a change
can have any injurious effect upon our manufac-
turers On tie contrary, 1t would appear to give
them q better chance in foreign markets with the
manufactures Of other countries, who cheaper
their wares by free material. Thus our people
might have the opportunity Of extending their
sales beyond the limits Of home consumption,
saving them from the depression, interruption in
business and loss caused by glutted domestic
markell. and affording their employees more GER
tain and steady labor with its resulting quiet and
cou,eutment The question thus imperatively
nresented for solution should be approached In
sairit higher than party anxiety, and considered
n The light Of that regard for patriotic duty
which should characterize the actiou Of those in
trusted with the veal OF connding people.
xn RARTY PkxDaxA
But the Obligation - declared party policy and
urinciple ID not wanting to urge prompt and ef
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. But the Obligation - declared party policy and
urincipls n not wanting to urge prompt and o.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-10

Sealed li1- Will b. received by iue Com
mis ivr Court Of McLennan county unit
lOo'ci. a. il , NoEcmber 18th 1851, at which
lime bids via DO opened Tor the bullilng
of ',u ron url ige. and approaches across the
BrHI1s river from the month Of Elm street in
the city of Waco. sad bridge . bs 56I feet
long, Y feet above low water level, 70 feet
roadway ia the clear and five foot silew ak
on each side. Tie bridge Will compress three
spuus, TN centre span go feet and cach end
pan 10 be 100 feet The pers to be OF tubu
lar iron not iesS thau Fix feet in diamateI win
- and u inch iron for the twOceutrr piers and
not less than Ave rect in diameter aud inch
( ron Tor ne 40 end piers. The bridge
must he n.st-class I'm every Way and have 81
cauacity OF not less than lOl pounds 70 tho
squHre foot. BIDDERS win furnish their own
plans aud specifications and any bil pcoopt ID
! viii be subject u the conditions and tiIula
| lions Of d contract 10 be entered into between
/ the county ANA bridge COMPANY, dictated by
| he commlssloncrs court Al bids win b.
nled with J. W, Eaker, county CLERK
| The right reserYed 10 reject Luy or all
Ibd WM. ". EVAN,
county Judge Of McLennan County.
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.,f--. Alden process, evaporeied l2lgc;
So. ICED ,nn1hars At mills, ,acked gDc =
BBAS~lo
twt. pr, salt. ,lyc: short clear smoked,
bAt"N Macon. IS; hams, l41,NlS
L4c; OrtdN ,"' unVnEK-Dr. Prices ana huYHl
BASIS" 80 3,. Ron, No; ~ lbs, - 1O;
prauus' oohi' H.; Ion, zoe; son, 40; LIN
Oae = l'' l'' 'ir,,is Ito, 40c; 10, 75c; J., TO-
y = b
III -, in' :. .e,ruin navy ia sacks, ic:
HtA>7
bIrlN'-lh o'N' WV '
ip!nis ',' No. bincy broom IS %, ID do s. -,
I nhoV1@9 -,vin, Green straw g. rs, 3 string
'pai.ot ~ "a .trIug green 81 D., string yei-
yellow . '''
How g.. NArEKlAL-Co npered lime g. ~
4 ~ r''N mix 81 80. Pla-tering lntus g. ~
.per n9' ,5,,t nitir i5c per hu Cement, kuS-
aler VI ",',.r bbl. Louisville ESQ.,, kA.iish
s.adle e ~ 4755 Michigan plaster 81 20. Vim.
gPor'I"l"" , OH list price.
sdoW -.",5,,,u0ps- Nppies, 3it cans 81 60ul -
p tANH lion .uu- 81 100000; binckbtrri-S,
al+r '' un. II.- lib 81 ~; -ul-rhcr. Ir-,
Y. ,nrr.It-. 4b "; WhOrt,cbprrit~,
u .'. uu.r ten llI. Mu>luW'- l. bu.
y -, H. 'riie ut the We~tI4l, Jersey
= -'" ..' pendent al; HOLSTERS. .tb . 100
- ,.r- iuu. AZ. lib / GOAL 50, 90 Hight
~ o.: h 90. ucuchr-, alb 5Na.2 III. -Ih
N -,H.. ...,,.,5,,Ie,. 2ih OuaI 7j; pva-. ~uaIl
"4- ,.. DIiiN. SCI. curll June 3D..
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NEw oRLEANs COTTON FUTURES.
PRODUCE AND LsVE sFOCt

CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
Cu1cAGo, sept - All grain markets
were very IN ct to-day. ConSid.l.ble acrNity
However wss developed in provision pit dur
ing the earlier part OF The session pecember
opened at IS g, later sold between II and 7ac
and by noon had recovered to ~. g, whera 1t
held steady and finally closed at 73'9G73tsc
Corn wa featureless, except that lair dc
gree OF dullneSs existed, and closed 20 over
the opening figures.
The following are the hishcst clos NJ point
in lead!nG futures-
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

sBUTrER-2JDi0c per H.
BEEsWAX-Iial5c q ID.
.EORN-ln the shuck, new, nc; old, 65c.
8fORNMEAIe-White, in SACKS OF Is lbs, 60;
s&am meal, in sacks of IL lbs, SIC
E&tiBBAG E-3. ,QG31ac per ID.
81 aEE~E Cream, li(gl5c per ID; half cream,
~ FER 10; skinned, l0c per ID.
4sch, coo 10.
s&EGGs-Dull MT lWDl2lsc
~ AY-New Texas prairie, g. per ton.
1Ido Ne: badiI dSn n'", ~ and hui biTes NG
lou green sHlted, &c; 900. :, sc; No. green
3,eher hides 400; No. ,, PC; sheep skins, lOa
53HhAtr-HMi bblS, S5u0.
1@ per bu,Oe! - '
ppAIN-ln sacks 2s980c {, bushel.
80 oi AIofS-lr!Nh, 81 oUgl % per hushel
ALLoW -4cg2i, per 10.
HEAr-70c per bushel.
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-..,.s.-e. 90 fLRNisiNG AfcHlL i.
- october ~, 1887.
Sealed proposals Will be received al The
office OF th- supervising Architect of the
ed ut p. IN. OF the 6fternth day of NovcmhcI
1857, for all tha stone and BRICK mnspnry, grad
ng,siicwalK, TO-. required for the approaches
to The court house. etc, buildings ~ Wnco,
feNas. Each proposal must be Accompanied
by "a ccrihe,. check for 500 made payable to
the order Of the Treasurer of the United
State The right 10 reject any bids Is reserved
The plAuss ana speciho atioIs can be had 10y
applying to thls othco or no once of the su-
perintendent W III A. FRtltfr
Supervising Ar Infect
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A. l.. uohon, SL700; l.. Blumenthal
OF New Orleans 1910. The stock will
invoice between $1,000 and $1,000
Ihere may be o'hec creditors but
they have not been heard from and
~ is thought that the stock win more
ih'n cover the amount due on it.
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'i,i'4-" PD,hc,7, IUi uv - mHu
whom even carried reyolver.'
Fielden called Bailif Pearse, and
asked him to see that his clothing and
papers were sent to his wife He was
told that his wishes would be followed,
Schwab made the same request, The
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Live srOrK MANKEl S

ST. Louis, Nov. The National 1--we
StoeH Indicator reports;
CATTLE Receipts, 200; shipments, 5O0;
market rong, ftir to choice heavy native
steers 4 2je1i 81; fair to good native steers,
7UGi 80; butchers steers medium 10 choice,
3 0oa+ soi stockers, fair to good, tlG- TO-
rangers, common to good cornfed, zoos '1'
H6ss-Rvceipts. 400; shipment, ilI; mar
ke' active and higher prices ranging from
- TO 4 10,
sheep Receipts, So shipments, none mar.
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New YORK, Nov l2.--The Brook
Ign police reserves today were order
ed to be held on duty until Monday
morning, to guard against any lawloss
ness or demonstration Of the anarch
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LNOR SALE have 5000 stock each IN the
+ People. Building and Loan and me ,
Texas saving and L"an, $3.50 lSIioh "a M. .
cintion So, aud on thu Texas, saving an Loan
associat.on 20 which N 'kes them paid up to
and through this month. | must sell make
and h! chest bidder VII. g.! them. u Z ,
this office.
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AARKEIS BY TELEGRAPH.
CUl"KON.


.NhO Is AT UNITED STATES PORTS.
35PALVEsToN, Nov, g.-The cotton markets
- port, exhibited remarkable iirIpnes to-
"a anu M'terial advances were recorded at
u 'Pot markets Philadelphia baltimore
I''n and harIesiou advanced So New Or
"a Us ana Augusta, 3-l6c; New York, Mem
IS "ud Norfolk, &C.; Galveston, Savannah,
aAm'hs'on' 81. Louis and Mobile. Lite To-
advance of Il to 10 points ia the future
- OF New York and Sew Orleans was
:. 4e'''h- Of surprise to cotton traders here.
'es General impression prevailed that the
- Of lc per pound since October !
= h4'll} prove permanent unless tomor-
''re"" report confirms the recent fig
~ OF ''e cotton world. several well posted
~ oh men aie OF the opinion that If the
!. ga" report maSes the crop no more than
Snu uali million bales, higher prices VIII
'''' Heure great interest is attached TO the
p oil the bureau. The following is n
N narrative statement of cotton receipts at
ports given:
Spls day iuQ-S
fSs gay last week .. .............. S5,HNO
xPls day last wear IA 5l-
Iectlpts This season ............ =. - ljl
"a al lvcelp pts last season - 10, 81
inference OF increase ............ iiG,O5i
N'iVs thus far this week ......... l3.,2i7
49, AT ALL UNITED STATES PORTS
q Jay last year .....,........-...,.,. ~ +9l
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L1oR sALE-A choice collection of gerH-
Il NUNS and other plants Tor sale Apply
at 64s South Fourth street -
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FOh SALE,

u7OR sALE.-My place On east sid OF the
n Bralo,, three AMI on'-h III miles Of
WAco containing tnirty acres, all In Culliya-
ton. Three houses ani orchard Of sirIy-iye
trees, three kiuds Of fruits Apply on premi'
go. Chas. Anderson,
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CHEAP COLUMN.
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MANrED.-Ca,h boys at levine Bros,